Graduate Tunnelling & Rock Mechanics Engineer

Arup; New York (NY); On-site; USD 80,000 - 87,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Profit Sharing

401(k) Match

Comprehensive Benefits

Job summary

Arup in New York is seeking graduates for a hands-on role in tunnel design and rock mechanics. You will perform empirical, numerical, and analytical analyses for initial support and final lining across various construction methods, while interpreting results for technical memos and design reports.

You will apply rock mechanics to assess ground conditions, map geology, and develop ground support schemes. Collaboration in multidisciplinary teams and clear communication are essential for success.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Underground Construction/Tunneling/Geological/Mining Engineering.
• Solid knowledge of civil engineering fundamentals, soil and rock mechanics, and tunneling methods.
• Good time-management, ability to multi-task, focus on long tasks.
• Ability to distill design tasks into concise text and presentation slides.
• Initiative, enthusiasm, willingness to learn, teamwork, creativity.

Responsibilities

• Carry out empirical, analytical, and numerical analyses for tunnel design.
• Interpret and organize design results into project documentation.
• Undertake geological mapping and rock mass classification on site.
• Perform linear and non-linear analysis of tunnel linings using design software.
• Work in multidisciplinary teams and communicate design through sketches and drawings.

Skills

Analytical skills

Time management

Communication

Teamwork

Initiative

Education

B.Sc. Underground Construction/Tunneling/Geological/Mining Engineering

Tools

SAP

GSA

FLAC/FLAC3D

UDEC/3DEC

RocScience

FracMan

MIDAS

MATLAB

Python

Rhino

Job description

Arup in New York is seeking graduates for a hands-on role in tunnel design and rock mechanics. You will perform empirical, numerical, and analytical analyses for initial support and final lining across various construction methods, while interpreting results for technical memos and design reports.

You will apply rock mechanics to assess ground conditions, map geology, and develop ground support schemes. Collaboration in multidisciplinary teams and clear communication are essential for success.